Jerry Allison dead: Buddy Holly’s close friend and drummer for The Crickets dies aged 82

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A tiny ancient parish once populated by just over 100 people is now home to one of the country's biggest international airports.

Queen Elizabeth II's state funeral takes place on Monday, concluding a 10-day mourning period in the UK. Her Majesty, 96, died at Balmoral castle on Thursday (September 8).

Eoghan Quigg, 30, was just a fresh-faced boy when he first appeared on X Factor back in 2008. The North Ireland singer was catapulted to fame thanks to his impressive vocal abilities, cheeky charms and of course his famous spikey blonde hair.Today, fans would be surprised to see how much the then 16-year-old has changed. READ MORE I'm A Celeb star Vicky Pattison left sobbing after emotional fan message Eoghan came in third place in the popular television music competition franchise created by British producer Simon Cowell and his company Syco Entertainment.

READ MORE:Notorious bodybuilder bicep curls in front of police at Buckingham Palace gatesJason is now being cared for at a private nursing home outside of London at the NHS's expense, where he has been put on a restrictive diet to help him lose weight.Previously, Jason would consume 10,000 calories daily and spend more than £10,000-a-year on takeaways, including eating doner kebabs for breakfast and three tubs of chicken chow mein for lunch, while guzzling litres of fizzy drinks. He has now complained doctors are 'torturing' him with his new dietary regime, telling The Sun : "I am on a drink restriction and I keep trying to explain to them, 'I've got my human rights and I should be able to drink what I want to'.

Russia and Belarus would be banned from competitions "until further notice" after the invasion of Ukraine. UEFA later confirmed in May that Russian clubs would also be thrown out of its continental competitions for the 2022/23 season, with Russia also being left out of the Women's Euros over the summer.

READ MORE: Emmerdale fans fume as soap cut in another ITV shake-up as Queen coverage continuesThe Location, Location, Location star, 51, has since taken to Twitter to praise David Beckham who queued up for 12 hours to see Her Majesty’s coffin online.In doing so, the brunette beauty made sure to take a brutal dig at those who have been accused of “queue jumping”.It comes after Holly Willoughby, 41, and Phillip Schofield, 60, faced a wave of backlash on social media after the This Morning presenters were accused of skipping the line of mourners to see Queen Elizabeth on Friday (September 16).The ITV hosts donned matching black ensemble for the sombre segment which is set to air during Tuesday’s episode of This Morning at London’s Westminster Hall.The duo joined a separate queue for press where they could pay their respects before they were taken to a press gallery, leaving a slew of Twitter users up in arms online.The mum-of-three took to social media to share her praise for the professional footballer in full view of her 877,000 followers by retweeting a post from journalist Caitlin Morgan.It read: “Beckham confirmations coming in – if he has queued, unbelievable fair f****** to him.”Kirstie then chimed in with: “This with bells on, Good on David for queuing, and shame on those who think they are too important to queue.”In a follow-up post, the Channel 4 presenter tweeted: “No one is forcing anyone to pay their respects to The Queen, but if you are going to do it queue.”Her loyal legion of fans soon flocked to comment on the post, as one user agreed: “If it’s true it’s very disappointing no reason even if doing it for This Morning should they get in without queuing.”For more of the latest showbiz and TV news from the

Geordie Shore will return to TV screens on Tuesday, September 20, with some fan-favourites coming back to the MTV show.Many fans have continued to follow the lives of the TV stars away from the show, but it's been many years since the stars back in the famous house - or even back together.READ MORE: Geordie Shore original cast now - huge net worths, near death and babies galore Charlotte Crosby, Holly Hagan, Sophie Kasaei and Marnie Simpson set themselves a goal to get all the old stars back together, with Sophie prompting the reunion by sending a group text. From some, they were met with radio silence, and after spending so many years feuding with her ex, Charlotte decided to wave the white flag and send Gary Beadle a text.

Loose Women presenter Kaye Adams, 59, took to Twitter this morning to insist that David Beckham, 47, was not “in a queue” when he waited over 13 hours to see the late Queen Elizabeth II lying-in-state yesterday.The 2022 Strictly Come Dancing contestant instead suggested that the line of people stretching out for miles to see the Queen’s coffin was more of a “coming together”.Kaye explained why she felt the term “queue” was wrong to use in view of her 86,400 Twitter followers earlier today.She wrote: “Just watched a little video clip of David Beckham in ‘the queue’.“It’s not a queue, is it? It’s a ‘coming together’,” she continued.“That’s what people do when they grieve.”The ITV presenter’s followers took to the comments section to share their thoughts on the matter.David Jacobi wrote: “Thanks for explaining it, @kayeadams. I can feel David Beckham's deep sorrow and sense of loss from here.”“Good morning Kaye, very true,” Gary Hatt added.While Shelby argued: “It’s a queue of people coming together to pay their respects.

READ MORE: Beatles' star Paul McCartney devastated as brother-in-law John Eastman diesActor Ian shared a photo of Joe from his time on the programme along with a recent of the duo together.He wrote: "In the last few months we’ve lost Jessica Klein one of 90210’s most prolific writers and producers, Denise Douse who played Mrs. Teasley, and now I’m very sad to say Joe E Tata has passed away."Joey was truly an OG, I remember seeing him on the Rockford files with James Garner years before we worked together on 90210.

READ MORE: Beatles' star Paul McCartney devastated as brother-in-law John Eastman diesHowever, although it seems like a good idea at first, death- which is heavily personified in the movies- comes back to haunt everyone who was supposed to meet their fate.So to celebrate the release of the fourth instalment, Daily Star has taken a look at the most brutal Final Destination deaths that occurred in the franchise.Ashlyn Halperin was the happy-go-lucky character who faced death on a tanning bed in Final Destination 3.Due to the fact that she died during a premonition, it was unfortunately Ashlyn's time to go later on in the movie.Excited to top up her tan on a tanning bed alongside her friend Ashley, the two girls are none the wiser to the fact that Ashley left her iced beverage on a table, unaware that the VAC machine controlling the tanning beds are underneath.As the ladies decide to turn the heat up, the ice beverage starts to drip into the machine under it which causes the machine to malfunction.The girls soon find themselves trapped inside their tanning beds unable to get out but as the temperature begins to rise and with no nowhere to go, the pair are soon burnt to death.The horrific escalator death in The Final Destination has become known as one of the most gruesome ways characters were tragically killed off in "death's design".

Ji was known for his famous beat that pioneered the band's sound while helping shape their songs through his drumming and songwriting skills. Popular songs he is credited with co-writing are: That'll Be the Day, More Than I Can Say, and Peggy Sue. JI was born in Hillsboro, Texas, in 1939, and met Buddy in the 50s.

Buddy Holly in American rock band The Crickets, has died aged 82. The drummer, who is credited with co-writing hits including “That’ll Be the Day” and “Peggy Sue”, died on Monday 22 August. His death was announced on the official Buddy Holly Facebook page, with a statement paying tribute to Allison as a “musician ahead of his time”.

Buddy Holly-founded band The Crickets, has died at the age of 82.Allison’s death was confirmed yesterday (August 22) in a statement shared to Holly’s official Facebook page, which expressed “sincerest condolences to the family and friends” of the drummer. In the statement, Allison is described as “one of buddy’s very closest friends, and the inspiration to drummers for decades since”.

Jerry Allison, the groundbreaking early rock & roll and rockabilly drummer who, as a member of The Crickets with Buddy Holly, co-wrote landmark songs such as “Peggy Sue” and “That’ll Be the Day,” has died. He was 82.

Chris Willman Senior Music Writer and Chief Music CriticRock and Roll Hall of Fame member Jerry Allison, who played to screaming crowds as a teenager as a member of the seminal 1950s rock band Buddy Holly and the Crickets and co-wrote some of their biggest hits, died Monday at age 82.Allison’s writing contributions included co-penning “That’ll Be the Day” and “Peggy Sue.” He said he also co-wrote “Not Fade Away” with Holly but went uncredited, due to the producer allegedly switching his own name in instead.Allison’s death was announced on the official Buddy Holly Facebook page. “Our sincerest condolences to the family and friends of Jerry ‘JI’ Allison, drummer in the Crickets, one of Buddy’s very closest friends, and the inspiration to drummers for decades since, who passed away today at the age of 82,” the notice read.

posted to Buddy Holly’s Facebook page on Monday. “JI was a musician ahead of his time, and undoubtedly his energy, ideas and exceptional skill contributed to both The Crickets, and rock n’ roll itself, becoming such a success,” the announcement read.“Buddy is often heralded as the original singer-songwriter, but JI, too, wrote and inspired so many of the songs that would go on to be eternal classics.”“There’s more to be said and posted here in the coming days.

Julian Lennon has discussed how he was initially “shocked” by Paul McCartney‘s recent virtual duet with his late father, John Lennon.At the start of his North American tour and again at Glastonbury, McCartney performed a virtual duet with his former Beatles bandmate courtesy of technology created by The Lord Of The Rings and Get Back director Peter Jackson.At the shows, McCartney and Lennon traded verses on the song ‘I’ve Got A Feeling’, with Jackson having isolated Lennon’s vocal for the team-up. “I’ve got a special little thing here,” McCartney said when introducing that track.

READ MORE: Beatles' star Paul McCartney devastated as brother-in-law John Eastman diesHis 1995 novel The Horse Whisperer sold 15m copies worldwide.It even became a number one bestseller in 20 countries. The writer went on to write four more bestselling novels which include The Loop, The Smoke Jumper, The Divide and The Brave.Plus, he was also an award-winning documentary-maker.The Horse Whisperer was also made into a film and was starred, produced and directed by Robert Redford.Other big names on the cast include Scarlett Johansson and Kristen Scott Thomas.Nicholas was an Oxford University graduate and initially started out as a journalist.One of his first post-grad jobs was working on the Evening Chronicle in Newcastle.His next step was making the move into TV where he produced films about US politics and the Middle East.This was broadcast on the weekly current affairs programme Weekend World.